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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1976
Page
10
A detailed review argues redevelopment agencies divert tax income yet spur growth. Officials warn counties may face rising losses as projects age, while advocates insist reform without ending redevelopment is essential. Experts urge cost estimates, audit standards, and public input to curb abuses.
About three thousand kite flyers are expected in Long Beach for the International Kite Festival expanded to three days with a Bicentennial theme. The main events run Saturday on the beach at Jumipero Avenue, and Sunday features an international kite duel. Bob Ingraham will welcome attendees at Friday's opening reception in Bixby Park as films and kite displays accompany the festivities.
Fragmentary notice mentions names Cray Clary and Lac Argeler Canty with a date reference March 22 and brief filing language. The readable text is sparse, non-specific, and lacks clear event details or outcomes.
Long Beach educators assess the statewide RISE plan for junior and senior highs. District leaders say they will review programs before applying for money, stressing local control, parent and teacher involvement, and work experience components amid anticipated statewide funding and legislative action.
Celia Kanter Klein wife of Rabbi Beet Klein of Temple Beth Zion Sinai will have funeral services Monday at the temple in Lakewood. She died Saturday afternoon at Veterans Administration Hospital. A Boston native, she served as a communications specialist in the Air Force in World War II and was known for her piano skills. Her nephew Dr. Carol Klein will deliver the eulogy. Burial follows at a Costa Mesa cemetery.
The death of Jeffrey Davidson, a Huntington Beach teacher, is reported as a death by own action due to diazepam and propoxyphene poisoning, with coroner notes and a last will dated Feb 15 1976. The incident sparked union criticism of Superintendent Abbott over alleged unfounded character attacks and pressures on staff.
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